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Pet Groomer Demands Purr-fection from Sign Pro

Every detail had to be just right.

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3 months ago

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June 18, 2023

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Signs of the Times Staff Signs of the Times June 2023 Issue

Cats and Dogs

We had a pet grooming customer who wanted very specific images of animals on their front windows. Their revision requests included “more realistic bubbles, but keep them heart-shaped” and “dogs and cats playing, but not staring out.”

Source: Sean Hughes, Signarama Clinton Twp., Clinton Twp., MI

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